Juan Manuel Martinez Caamaño
ABSTRACT
Compiled languages like C++ generally don't have access to Just-in-Time facilities, which limits the range of possible optimizations. This paper introduces an hybrid approach that combines classical ahead of time compilation with user-specified dynamic recompilation of some functions, using runtime information to improve compiled code.
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Index Terms
- Easy::Jit: compiler assisted library to enable just-in-time compilation in C++ codes
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